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Fifty Years in Academic Psychiatry: A Conversation With Jesse H. Wright, MD, PhD

Mehak Pahwa, MBBS;Iyanjesu Adereti, MBBCh;Jesse H. Wright, MD, PhD

July 14th 2025

Jesse H. Wright, MD, PhD reflects on his groundbreaking contributions to cognitive behavior therapy and the evolution of psychiatric education over 5 decades.

Reflections on 50 Years in Psychiatry: An Interview with Jesse H. Wright, MD, PhD

Mehak Pahwa, MBBS;Iyanjesu Adereti, MBBCh;Jesse H. Wright, MD, PhD

April 17th 2025

A pioneer in cognitive behavior therapy shares his thoughts on a 50-year-long career.

"Evidence indicates that psychotherapy may yield greater durability of treatment gains than pharmacotherapy."

Psychotherapy for Treatment-Resistant Depression Is Overlooked, Underused

Donna M. Sudak, MD;John C. Markowitz, MD;Jesse H. Wright, MD, PhD

November 17th 2023

"Evidence indicates that psychotherapy may yield greater durability of treatment gains than pharmacotherapy."

Combining High-Yield CBT Methods and Pharmacotherapy in Brief Sessions

Jesse H. Wright, MD, PhD;Michael E. Thase, MD

November 2nd 2010

There is evidence that the combination of medication and psychotherapy improves outcomes for many psychiatric illnesses. Among the several forms of psychotherapy that might be considered, cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) is the most extensively studied.

Computer-Assisted Psychotherapy

Jesse H. Wright, MD, PhD

December 1st 2008

The prospect of using computers to deliver psychotherapy has been intriguing a number of investigators who have been studying innovative methods of bringing technology into clinical practice.